On May 12, 2008, at 16:37, LN wrote:
Hi
I tested FOP-0.94, FOP-0.95beta and FOP-0.20.5 using pdfoutline.fo.
I added
more fo:block(simple text) to the pdfoutline.fo file until the size
of this
file is reached 7.74M. Both FOP-0.94 and FOP-0.95beta require at
least 896M
heap size to run and produce 1580 pages PDF document. However,
FOP-0.20.5
only require 64M to run. That's a huge different. I tested with Sun
JDK1.4.2
and Sun JDK1.5_06.
FOP-Devepers: can you please look into the FOP process and see why new
re-design takes much more memory than old FOP-0.20.5.
Simple text-layout has become a lot more memory-consuming than the
previous version, but should also lead to much better-looking results.
How exactly did you alter the document? By putting a lot of text in a
single fo:block? By putting all of the fo:blocks in one page-sequence?
FOP 0.9x has a much more complex layout-algorithm that works at
optimum efficiency if you use relatively small to middle-sized
fo:blocks (corresponding to paragraphs), and relatively small to
medium-sized page-sequences (corresponding to chapters in your document)
Cheers
Andreas
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